Biodata for Job: Free Format and Maker

Make a one-page job biodata in a few minutes: personal details, career objective, education, skills, experience and a signed declaration. Download a PDF to email or print. No login, and nothing is uploaded.

1 Language and design

2 Photo (optional)

3 Your details

Empty lines are left out of the biodata. You can rename any label, move lines up or down, remove them or add your own.

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How it works

  1. Fill in your details. Leave out anything that doesn't apply; empty lines don't print.
  2. Check the objective and declaration. Both are filled in with plain wording you can edit.
  3. Download and sign. Print the PDF, sign above the line at the bottom, and attach a photo if the form asks for one.

Biodata, resume and CV

In India the three words are often mixed up. A biodata is a short, fact-first page: who you are, your education and your contact details, ending with a declaration. A resume is a one or two page summary of skills and results for private-sector jobs. A CV is a longer record, common in academic and research roles. Use a biodata when the job notice or employer asks for one, which is common for government, clerical, security, driving, teaching assistant and many first jobs.

What a job biodata includes

Personal details

  • Name
  • Father's Name
  • Date of Birth
  • Gender
  • Marital Status
  • Nationality
  • Languages Known

Education

  • 10th
  • 12th
  • Graduation
  • Post Graduation

Skills and experience

  • Computer skills
  • Other skills
  • Up to two jobs (add more with “+ Add a line”)

It ends with a short declaration, the place and date, and a line for your signature.

Tips

  • Write each education line as board or university, year and percentage, in the same order throughout.
  • Give a phone number you answer and an email address you check.
  • Don't put Aadhaar, PAN or bank details on a biodata. An employer asks for those later, through proper forms.

Questions people ask

Is a biodata the same as a resume?

Not quite. A biodata puts personal details first (name, father’s name, date of birth, languages) and keeps the rest short. A resume leads with skills and achievements. Many government, clerical and entry-level jobs in India still ask for a biodata.

Should I add a photo?

Many Indian employers expect one on a biodata. Use a recent, passport-style photo with a plain background. It is optional in the maker.

Can I make it in Hindi?

Yes. Choose Hindi at the top. The headings, labels and the declaration change to Hindi; you can type your details in Hindi or English.

I am a fresher. What do I write under experience?

Leave it empty and the section disappears. Put internships, projects or training under Other Skills instead, and keep the career objective to one or two lines.

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